Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS.
OF Well Known
Teams on the Dia mOnd.

| leamS on Ihe D1AmOnG.
CINCINNATI, July 2.-Cincinnati IL
! }Cleveland 7.
LOUISVILLE, July 2.-Louisville 3
st. Louis 10.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-Athletics q
Baltimore 7.
New YORK, July 2.--Metropolitans
IL, Brooklyn 10.
DETROIT VS.. PHILADELPHIA.
DETROIT, July 2.-Detroit won an.
other game from PhilaGelphia to day
Rowe's batting was the feature OF tn,
play The game was called at the end
of the seventh inning on account o
darkness. and few inmates afterw arc
drencbipg rain fell. score-Detroi
III, Philadelphia 8.
NEW YORK VS.. INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 2.-The third
game of the series between the Indian.
apolis and New York clubs was wit.
messed by a small audience. The home
team was deprived of the services OF
Glasscock, who is suffering from a dis.
"biCu huhu hhu W Elhys
more's pitching proved very puzzling to
the Indianapolis play ers, only five actual
hits being scored against him.
score-New York, s; Indianapolis, O.
PITTsBURG VS.. BOSTON,
PlTTsBURG. July 2.-Pittsburg again
showed its inability to play an uphill
game. Until the Sixth inning the
game was the prettiest that has been
seen on the home grounds this season.
The Bostons then made three runs on
hits. During the latter part of the
game Pittsburg had men on base several
times but poor coaching and bad base.
kept them from scoring. Score:
Pittsburg |, Boston 5.
PIONEERS VS.. g. AND Ms.
SAN Francisco. July 2.-The un.
lucky Pioneers suffered crushing de-
feat at the hands of the Greenhood &
Moran's which was almost wholly due
to the dismal failure of the mighty
Perrier as pitcher. He was allowed to
pitch only one inning but during that
time was so wild and reckless in deliv.
cry that the Oaklanders experienced no
trouble whatever in making runs. 1t
seemed almost impossible for him to get
the sphere anywhere near the plate, and
when, by chance, he succeeded in get
ting the ball within q foot OF the plate
the batsman seemed to have no difficulty
in landing it about where he pleased.
and the result was that the Greenhood
& Moran's succeeded in making nine
runs before they were relieved, which
virtually won them the game.
Hays was substituted in the second
inning and pitched the remainder of the
game. He surprised every one by his
good work, holding his opponents down
to seven scattering hits and retiring
eight of them on strikes, which, consid-
ering it was the first time he had pitched
for over year, was remarkable show
ing. The Greenhood & Moran's worked
well together and played good steady
game. Borchers did the twirlipg for
them and acquitted himself admirably.
The fielding throughout the game was |
day was done by Shea at second. He
covered great deal of ground and &C.
cepted eight chances without an error.
Score, Greenhood & Moran's Is, Pho.
neers 5.
CHICAGO VS.. WASHINGTON.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Chicago beat Wash.
ington to-day without any trouble.
Van Haltren pitched and only five clean
hits wers made off him, much to the
surprise of the men who bad been told
he was useless. Again out of four times
at the bat, he made three hits, one of
them home run, and the game was
easy won by the white stockings. Score,
Chicago 10, Washington 2.